NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

Sending Commands to a Utility
Accessing External Utilities and Applications
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For example, if SYS1 is the name of a link, then when you press the ENTER key from
the following screen, you send a SECURE command to the File Utility Program (FUP)
on the system connected to SYS1.
------------------------------- COMMAND ENTRY ---------------------------------
COMMAND : SECURE $DATA.ZNCLPGN.MYFILE, "CCCC"
:
SYSTEM : SYS1 ASYNC ON WRAP OFF CAPTURE 0 LINE 1
UTILITY : FUP SCROLL OFF F4 PRINT MAX CAP 1000 COLUMN 1
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Messages appear in the message display area to advise you of the result. You can
examine previous messages that were received during the session by examining the
capture buffer.
If the value in the UTILITY field is FUP, the following three commands establish a
session with the FUP utility, request that the security setting of a file be changed, and
then display the new security setting:
INFO $DATA.ZNCLPGN.MYFILE
SECURE $DATA.ZNCLPGN.MYFILE, "NUNU"
INFO $DATA.ZNCLPGN.MYFILE